Leah Feiger is a senior editor at Wired, with a background in politics and investigative journalism. With previous experience at Vice News and The Atlantic, Leah's work focuses on covering extremist groups, political scandals, and social issues. She is known for her in-depth reporting and analysis, shedding light on important stories that often go unnoticed.
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